CoreLuxe Ultra

8mm w/pad Wintertide Oak Waterproof Rigid Vinyl Plank Flooring 8.9 in. Wide x 70.9 in. Long

Bring a touch of charm to your space with our Wintertide Oak vinyl plank flooring. This gorgeous wood-look floor features a blend of tan and steely-gray hues that emulate weathered oak boards at their coziest. Meanwhile, subtle grain patterns add natural dimension without overpowering your senses, and a marvelous matte finish provides this floor with an authentic, lived-in appearance.

Beyond its stunning look, Wintertide Oak’s high-performance construction makes it a versatile option for your home. Waterproof protection makes it ideal for kitchens, baths, and basements, while its resilient surface can handle the rigors of daily life while resisting scratches that may mar its relaxing aesthetic. And did we mention easy click-lock installation? You’ll be enjoying these new floors in no time, so if organic elegance crossed with fuss-free function is what you’re after, make Wintertide the new foundation for your home’s interior design.

1. Installation Grade: Above grade, on grade, below grade
2. Installation Type: Click
3. Width: 8.89 in.
4. Length: 7.86 in.
5. Thickness: 8mm
6. Wear Layer: 28mils
7. High-density IXPE pad attached
8. Warranty Type: Limited lifetime residential, 10-year limited light commercial, 5-year limited heavy commercial

In support of healthy home environments. Tranquility and CoreLuxe vinyl flooring are phthalate-safe.

Underlayment
QuietWalk Max & QuietWalk Versa  underlayments are recommended for use under Vinyl flooring. These quality underlayments helps smooth out minor subfloor imperfections, provide moisture protection over wood subfloors and have added insulation and sound control properties.

For installations over concrete QuietBoard underlayment is also recommended but have moisture limits and will require an 6 mil polyethylene moisture barrier.

The Eco Silencer Max is a substitute for a 6 mil poly.

This floor is waterproof, however, moisture intrusions from concrete via hydrostatic pressure, flooding, or plumbing leaks, along with high levels of alkalinity, can affect floor coverings over time.

Moisture can also be trapped below the flooring and create mildew or mold.